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Thomas Sowell was once a Marxist. He eventually rejected Marxism after studying economics and seeing how its ideas worked in the real world. His intellectual journey is one of the most interesting parts of his story.

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Thomas Sowell remained a Marxist well into his twenties, even after studying economics at the University of Chicago under Milton Friedman. What changed his mind was his experience working for the Department of Labor in 1960. While studying Puerto Rico’s sugar industry, Sowell found that unemployment was rising as federally mandated minimum wages increased. He expected government officials to share his interest in whether the minimum wage law was actually helping workers. Instead, he discovered that they were more concerned with preserving the law because it provided roughly a third of the department’s funding. That experience fundamentally changed Sowell’s view of government. He realized that public officials, like everyone else, have their own self-interest and that they may preserve programs that benefit them regardless of the effects on those the programs are meant to help.
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Thomas Sowell remained a Marxist well into his twenties, even after studying economics at the University of Chicago under Milton Friedman. What changed his mind was his experience working for the Department of Labor in 1960. While studying Puerto Rico’s sugar industry, Sowell found that unemployment was rising as federally mandated minimum wages increased. He expected government officials to share his interest in whether the minimum wage law was actually helping workers. Instead, he discovered that they were more concerned with preserving the law because it provided roughly a third of the department’s funding. That experience fundamentally changed Sowell’s view of government. He realized that public officials, like everyone else, have their own self-interest and that they may preserve programs that benefit them regardless of the effects on those the programs are meant to help.

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Thomas Sowell: "Frederick Douglas was truly a hero because he never saw himself as a victim. >He was a born a slave. >He escaped slavery, and later bought his own freedom. >He taught himself how to read and write. One of the ironic things is how students today can't understand the type of English language he used in any of his writings. This coming from a man who has never entered a classroom in his entire life."
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Thomas Sowell: "Frederick Douglas was truly a hero because he never saw himself as a victim. >He was a born a slave. >He escaped slavery, and later bought his own freedom. >He taught himself how to read and write. One of the ironic things is how students today can't understand the type of English language he used in any of his writings. This coming from a man who has never entered a classroom in his entire life."

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Justice Clarence Thomas on the moment Thomas Sowell changed everything: A friend called him about a Wall Street Journal review and said, “There’s another black guy like you. His name is Thomas Sowell.” Thomas got the book (Race and Economics), read it like a man dying of thirst in the desert, and said: “Finally, somebody was telling the truth.” That book started a friendship that has lasted over 40 years.

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Thomas Sowell is known as an economist. But is he one of America's greatest historians? Victor Davis Hanson (Victor Davis Hanson), Niall Ferguson (Niall Ferguson), and Coleman Hughes (Coleman Hughes) explore Sowell's sweeping view of history, his enduring ideas, and why a new generation is discovering his work decades after it was written. Watch the full conversation on X:

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The Hoover Institution wishes Senior Fellow Thomas Sowell a very happy 95th birthday. Dr. Sowell's decades of scholarship, insight, and intellectual courage have left an enduring mark on economics, political thought, and public policy. Learn more about his work:
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